Apparently bureaucrats at the EU, unacquainted with the realities of raising children, are telling Germany that the solution to their pension problems is to create incentives against women staying at home with their children. Because obviously, no parents ever decided to stop having children because dealing with the hassles of work, daycare, and parenting became too great. None, ever.
And of course, it's not like Germany's pension problems have anything to do with the fact that there are fewer and fewer young Germans to take the places of their elders as their elders retire. Except that, of course, this is the entire problem. And of course, the peoples' betters in Berlin and state governments cannot contemplate the idea that it might be helpful to allow some of these Hausfrauen educate their own children. It's not like homeschoolers regularly fill their minivans with children.....except, of course, they do. And vans, and mini school buses.......
Podcast #1047: The Roman Caesars’ Guide to Ruling
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The Roman caesars were the rulers of the Roman Empire, beginning in 27 BC
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4 comments:
I agree with your assesment. This is patently absurd. You deal with this demographics problem by creating a situation that further discourages people from having children who will grow up and enter the workforce?
Huh?
Thanks--the infuriating thing is that it's so obvious.
yes, obvious it is.
maybe we need to rethink abortion as a 'right' and start looking upon procreation as a duty.
this could happen, as it has before in other States.
Well, I'm doing MY part....or rather Mrs. Bubba is doing hers.... :^)
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